"Don't be distracted, Hert."
The elderly Helt looked at Helt who was in a daze and knew what he was worried about. Helt smiled awkwardly.
"Yuna and the others haven't come back yet?"
Old Helt shook his head and said.
"You don't have to worry, they are all experienced warriors."
Hurt said yes, but he was still worried because Yuna and the others went out yesterday, and it was already past 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and they still hadn't come back.
"You go and take a rest, Hult."
Helt hummed, and after leaving the old Helt's room, Helt quickly ran to an office used by cadres.
"Is there any news about Yuna and the others?"
Helt asked, and a cadre named Youssel nodded.
"They have successfully captured the mine, but we don't know what will happen next. There is no signal to return yet."
Seeing Helt's worry, Yussel patted his shoulder and said.
"It's okay. For this kind of small-scale combat, we are sending out elites, so there won't be any big problems. Maybe they discovered something on the way."
Helt hummed and returned to his room. He lay down on the sofa. Nowadays, many people treated him with respect. It was a bit difficult for Helt to adapt.
Hurt often wonders whether he is qualified for such a position.
Hert felt that he was more suitable for a place full of oil and dirt and tools everywhere. This position was really not suitable for him. At this time, there was a knock on the door. Hert opened the door, and it turned out to be Stukov.
"What are you questioning?"
Stukov looked at Hult, his expression said it all, and there was always doubt and helplessness on his face.
"It would be nice if we could talk sooner."
Stukov nodded.
"How about you take this seat, Stukov?"
Stukov laughed.
"I'm not this material. I'm by Z's side a lot of the time, and many decisions are actually made by him. All I can do is coordinate and execute. I can't be like Helter like you, who can risk everything.
"
Hurt smiled.
"Did Yuna and the others encounter some problem? Do you want to send some people out to look for it?"
Stukov shook his head and said.
"They are not children. Whether it is training or combat experience, you don't need to worry about it. Besides, the current humans in the empire are not as strong as you think."
Hult hummed. He was determined to die that day. He thought those people from the Star Force would resist, but he didn't expect them to be captured so easily.
"I came today to talk to you about Helt."
Hurt asked with a solemn expression.
"That guy has experienced despair and cruelty, and I've known him since he was a little kid."
Helt nodded. Stukov was indeed Helt's father, but the real Stukov had died at that time, and the clone Stukov replaced Helt's father.
"The person who decided all this was Stukov."
Hult was a little surprised, and Stukov continued.
"He made such a decision when he was dying. I had replaced the real Stukov for 6 years, and that Hert did not regard me as his father, because I told him everything, and I accompanied him
He spent his entire childhood, and accompanied him to witness everything about the empire."
Hart nodded, and it could be seen that Stukov was a little sad now. After all, he might have never mentioned this matter to anyone.
"Did you also talk to that old Hert?"
Stukov shook his head.
"This is my last clone."
Hurt was a little surprised.
"Getting DNA clones from living humans is completely different from DNA clones that have been refrigerated."
Seeing Helt feeling a little uncomfortable, Stukov smiled.
"I have died dozens of times. All I have are memories that are constantly carried by clones. I hope you can understand everything about Helt himself. Maybe you and him will definitely fight in the future."
Hurt smiled.
"Time will pass very quickly. With the lifespan of our clones, we may not see that day again."
Stukov shook his head, stood up and started making tea.
"Everything is earned. If you understand everything about Hult, you will understand the history of the empire. Only by understanding the history of the empire can you make a more correct judgment."
Hurt hummed.
In the past few days, Helt had heard from Yuna that General Helt was extremely resolute in the past, and he did not have any discrimination against the clones. He did not treat them as subordinates, but as comrades-in-arms.
Hert didn't understand why the general Hert betrayed suddenly, and Yuna and the others couldn't figure it out either, because everything was too sudden.
It wasn't until several Clone Front personnel in the space station were directly killed that Yuna and the others woke up and quickly counterattacked, otherwise the Clone Front would no longer exist.
"Where should we start? How the planet that humans once lived on was destroyed. Our memories of this are all caused by the impact of asteroids."
Hurt nodded, it was indeed like this in his memory, and Stukov started talking.
"Actually, it was because the asteroid exploded in the sky, causing the asteroid's orbit to deviate and directly hit the planet. The reason for this explosion was caused by human beings' mutual distrust and fighting."
Hert stood up in surprise, Stukov brought him a glass of water, and Hert asked.
"Is it true? Where did you hear that?"
"It's the memory of Stukov's body. It should be real. As for how this country came about, please listen to me first."
Stukov pulled Hult to sit down, and then he began to talk.
There were some rich people on that planet who felt that the living environment on the planet was getting worse and worse. In the hope of doing something for future humans, they decided to build a space station in the universe. If one day
If the planet cannot survive anymore, the only option for humans is to move into space.
Because at that time there were nearly 200 countries in the world, large and small, and some of them had nuclear weapons capable of destroying a country. The world was able to maintain a balance because of the mutual deterrence of nuclear weapons.
But countries are still gearing up, and some powerful countries continue to cause trouble around the world. They never think about world peace, they only think about themselves.
Moreover, this person is a small number of people, a very small number of people. They control everything in the world. At that time, too many disasters broke out in the world, and the survival of mankind has been seriously threatened.
Therefore, these rich people promoted the accelerated construction of the space station and completed a large space station that was enough for 10,000 humans to survive. Then they began to expand the space station on a large scale and planned to establish a space country.
Everything is going very smoothly. Perhaps the rich are tired of the rules on the planet that have been set by a few people since ancient times. They decided to create new rules and become the founders of new rules that can last into the future.
"Are those rich people the ancestors of the founders?"
Hult asked, and Stukov nodded.
The rich succeeded and successfully established a space station cluster. At that time, the disaster broke out, and the space station cluster established by the rich became the most reliable shelter for mankind.
Human executives and wealthy people on many planets have taken rockets into the sky and entered the Sky Space Kingdom.
At that time, the people who came to Tianji Space Country were the most powerful and wealthy people on the planet, as well as a large number of scientists, including some skilled workers. Useless ordinary people were not qualified to enter this country.
At that time, Tianji Space Country was overcrowded, so the founders of the space station began cruel tests. Those who passed the test could stay, while those who failed would be thrown directly into the universe and turned into dust.
Helt felt a little uncomfortable when he heard this. He now understood why Stukov didn't let the people on the Clone Front deal with the Star Force people, because doing so went against human nature and they had no right to do anything.
It is wrong to execute them if they are threatened.
After a test, the Tianji Space Nation was officially established, and the original wealthy people and scientists who had made significant contributions to the Tianji Space Nation, including some new scientists and capable people, became the founders.
The imperial power that overrides everything did not exist from the beginning. Tianji Space Country adopted a parliamentary system. However, such a system is meaningless in such a narrow space.
People have all kinds of ideas, so the parliament has become a place for many people to quarrel, and the space station has become endangered because of the parliament that has split into different groups.
In the end, the quarrel turned into a fight, and armed conflict inevitably broke out. A war broke out inside the space station. The scale of this war affected the entire space station cluster.
In the end, the war ended. The wealthy founder group who originally established the space station suppressed all those who tried to seize power. Later, a large number of people were executed. In the end, it was decided to retain the parliamentary system. At the same time, the Sky Space Congress had a king who could decide everything.
To be continued...